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Fantasia Veneziana ''Fashion in the Sky'' by Eric Vega



Eric Vega Produccion
Fantasia Veneziana Artist/Designer
Gabriela Panduru PR/Manager/Blogguer/Model of Fantasia Veneziana

Models
Gabriela Panduru
Elena Bodarlau
Morgan Yo Morghy
Wendy Benitez
Ketty Perrilla
Shantal West
Dira Ve
Kristine Stavar
Gabriela Alvarracin

Special guess
Shahrose Shahzada Ali Actor/Model
Sonia Collin Actress
Maggie Love very special Support

Photographers credit
Mr Don Pittman
Isadora B Photography
Adam Z Lein
Juan Carlos Guevara
Goran Karas
Pablo Martinez
Miguel Aviles
Richard Simpson 
Ivan Morales










































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